AS DECEMBER ushered in what’s considered the happiest time of the year, an exceptional community landscaped across the expansive, gently rolling terrain of Laguna welcomed the season with a one-of-a-kind celebration.
With picturesque roads and a lush, tranquil environment, Ayala Land Premier’s Ayala Greenfield Estates recently held an open-house gathering that seamlessly blended with the property’s verdant setting. Fostering living amid the grandness of nature, Ayala Greenfield Estates welcomed residents and guests through a grand luncheon, a tour of the property, and a photo exhibit hosted by the Ayala Alabang Camera Club.
“Given that the development offers picturesque panoramas of Laguna’s landscape, Tagaytay’s ridges, Mount Makiling, and the expanse of Laguna Lake, residents and guests alike can truly enjoy the relaxing ambiance of the property,” shared Paolo Viray, project manager of Ayala Greenfield Estates.
With its scenic location, Ayala Greenfield Estates naturally boasts a cool and tranquil ambiance heightened by amenities and spaces that make the best use of its green environs. From facilities designed to blend into their verdant surroundings to decks that give spectacular day and night views of its neighboring cities, residents can enjoy them all.
“Ayala Greenfield Estates has a 15-hectare Nature Park that houses tree groves, a fishing lagoon, open playfield, camping grounds and picnic huts—all ideal for close-to-nature gatherings. Moreover, this vast expanse of greens is complemented by a trail system ideal for hiking and biking,” said Viray.
Another distinct structure located within Ayala Greenfield Estates is the View Deck. Located 315 meters above sea level, this area is the property’s highest point; there, residents can literally experience a full panorama of the towns, lakes, and mountains that surround the development.
Meanwhile, joggers and hikers can take pleasure in the winding trails with lush greens and pool cascades of the View Corridor. Built as a symbolic connection between Mount Makiling and the Laguna plains, this area traverses almost 500 meters of a downhill slope and covers close to two hectares of land.
Aside from the amenities that bring residents closer to nature, Ayala Greenfield Estates also provides facilities that cater to their modern interests. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy an 18-hole, 72-par all-weather championship golf course designed by the father of environmental golf course design, Robert Trent Jones Jr. Adjacent to the golf course is the Ayala Greenfield Golf and Leisure Club, which houses a restaurant overlooking the course, massage rooms, a Jacuzzi, function hall, and Zen garden.
“Other amenities can be found within our Village Clubhouse. Families can choose from an infinity swimming pool, kiddie pool, fitness gym, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, badminton and tennis courts, and even a game room with billiards and video games,” Viray said.
More than being a community that houses an array of unique and relaxing facilities, Ayala Greenfield Estates is, in fact, master-planned in a strategic location that is easily accessible from Metro Manila via the Southern Luzon Expressway. Thus it is a brief drive from the thriving city of Alabang and the burgeoning business and commercial district that is Makati.
And given its surroundings, residents are spared the sight of busy roads. With quaint roads winding about landscaped areas, these can refresh tired minds and bodies even before they reach their personal enclaves—their homes.
“With a home located in a prime location, green surroundings, and amenities that are adaptable to every family member’s lifestyle, Ayala Greenfield Estates truly fosters a work-live-play balance. With all the concerted efforts toward achieving this balance anchored on Ayala Greenfield Estates’ splendid surroundings, the property continues to provide more and more reasons to come home and celebrate not only Christmas, but everyday life with one’s family,” Viray said. For more information, pls call our hotline +639173236123.
In Photo: Golf course (Golden Hagamann)
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